Meta adds custom Spaces to its Muse assistant

Meta has introduced Spaces, customizable experiences in its Muse app that users create by describing an idea to the assistant. Examples include a gift tracker, a planning board or a trivia game, and users can revise the results through further prompts. ^[1][2]

Meta says users can organize Spaces in the app’s sidebar or main tabs and connect other apps so information can update in the background. The company lists examples such as a music tracker that surfaces new releases and concert dates, and a school dashboard that adds relevant events to a calendar. ^[1]

Meta said Spaces were available wherever Muse is available as of November 6, 2026, and that it is exploring ways to let people share them. These features and examples come from Meta’s product announcement; the sources do not establish how well Spaces work in practice. ^[1]